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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2001
Page
4
The article argues for rapid refugee relief in Afghanistan and warns against civilian suffering amid anti terror operations. It notes a $100 million U S budget and discusses risks to Pakistan and the Taliban. It calls for food drops as aid and stresses political caution in humanitarian action.
Guest editorial argues the United States should seek explicit United Nations Security Council support for any military action against Osama bin Laden and the Taliban. It contests the lack of presented evidence and promotes a unified international, collective security response over unilateral action.
Goddard football supporters defend the team against claims of unsportsmanlike conduct and taunting. They praise players fans and the Watermelon chant dating from 1992 and emphasize dedication to school church and community.
Cindy Werhan named 1976 Homecoming Queen at Goddard High School, daughter of Glen and Mrs. Werhan of 2610 Gaye Drive. Westminster Presbyterian women plan bazaar for Saturday at 2801 W Fourth St with Mary Charlton Debbie Childress and Helen Larson leading. A Three Readers in Search of an Audience program at Cahoon Park and Chaves County Courthouse featured Anne Heider Charl Van Horn and Fred McDonald with guitarists Tim Hibbs and Marilee Hall.
A UNM history professor Richard Berthold sparked controversy by saying anyone who can blow up the Pentagon has my vote. He apologized, refuses to resign, and argues for academic freedom. UNM President Gordon vows disciplinary steps. Faculty leaders call the remark deplorable and urge resignation. Lawmakers hinted at scrutiny of higher education amid debate on free speech and tenure.
Washington weighs reassurance against warning as officials urge Americans to fly and resume normal life while acknowledging bioterror risks. Experts discuss a delicate balance between safety and calm amid ongoing fears of renewed terrorist attacks and potential air travel impacts.
The author reflects on ground zero barricades and the city’s grief in the days after the attacks. He warns against inflaming Islamic hatred or extremist violence and urges careful justice. Civil and international lessons from Vietnam Beirut and Somalia are cited, noting warnings from Cardinal Egan and Mullah Omar.
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